Freezing soup?

sillyvixen

i use the foil containers from wilkinsons - i would use takeaway containers if i could afford take out food - but the foil ones take one portion and freeze in blocks so stak well in the freezer. 89p for 10 i think - even factoring this in to cost of hm soup it works out cheaper than tins and is nicer and better for you!

Girl_least_likely_to

I like to use mugs for a proper cup-a-soup if I just want individual portions. I just fill any old mug to about an inch from the top of the mug and cover with cling film. I zap it in the microwave for about 5 mins to heat it up.

If I want to freezer a larger amount I just freeze it in a tupperware type container.

ryandj

The soup containers from places like Tesco / sainsburys for the fancy chilled soups are perfect, have screw on lids and usually fit 1 large / 2 small portions.

I got some on a 3 for £x offer I think. And ate the soup at work for lunch, then saved the pots.

pandora205

I use mugs covered in clingfilm too. I often take one out of the freezer in the morning and heat it in the microwave for lunch, or if I'm at work I take one out the night before, heat it in the morning and take it to work in a flask. Lovely.
I've also started freezing those nice seeded rolls from Morrisons that you can often get really cheap at the end of the day - they are just right heated in the oven and served with the soup.